When you create your Leopard, and even before you create your Leopard, there's things you need to know. You must know the rules, information about these lands, and such on. If you don't read these before or after joining, you are a great risk for being banned.

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Inside the Mysterious Timberland creatures' find their eyes taking awhile to adjust for the lighting is fairly dim here. Plant life is also scarce, that is, plants besides beautiful pine and oak trees. The outside edge of the Mysterious Timberland is what every creatures remembers best. Beautfiul Cherry Trees line the area, making it a great, romantic spot.

In the Free Lands lays a system of long tunnels that travel deep into the earth. The main entrance of the caves has been said to look like a large cat with its mouth wide open. It even appears to have fangs which give it a rather ominous look which in truth, the cave itself is quite dangerous. Once you are inside and far enough away from the sun’s light, you’ll notice a soft blue/white glow that seems to come from the walls of the cave itself. The glow comes from small rocks within the walls, ceilings, and ground of the caves. Within the caves are several big chambers. Some areas of the cave are blocked where, during the tsunami, the ceiling collapsed. Watch out for other collapsing ceilings in the older parts of the caves. Once you reach a certain level, you’ll begin to notice sparkling lights that seemingly float around. Upon a closer inspection, one will find that these floating lights are the reflection of the diamonds from the glowing rocks that give the caverns their name.

From a distance, or from above, the lake looks like a light blue, beautiful piece of glass. The water is usually still, except for when a rare storm passes through here. When one gets closer, they can see directly to the bottom of the lake, as the water is crystal clear. There's no life in the lake, just a beautiful floor of pebbles on the bottom. No algae, no fish, nothing. Of course, that doesn't mean an animal can't go swimming in it. Around the lake there's a meadow of lush, green grass. A bunch of brooks, rivers and streams pass through here. This lake is also known to be one of the highest spots on the continent, that is, besides on the mountains.

Branching off of Crystal Lake, one would find Clear Brook. The water gently and slowly flows away from the area, also having pebbles as the floor. Small amounts of algae are found between the pebbles, giving the brook a green transparent look. Small fish, such as minos, can be found swimming for their little lives as creatures try to hunt them down.

The Northwestern Rainforest is bordered by the Dividing Streams. In this Rainforest, the trees seem to reach to the sky. Flowers, shrubs, vines and more are hanging everywhere you go. However, a small clearing in the center of the rainforest is where one'd find the Butterfly Bush Memorial.

Sub-boards: Cloudium Dens, Butterfly Bushes

The Dividing Streams flow out of Crystal Lake. These streams divide the Leopard lands from the Ocelot Lands and the Unexplored Areas. Be warned, these streams seem to be shallow, but, they are quick moving. If you step in it, you will be dragged away toward the ocean. However, drinking from them with only your tongue should be fine.

Between the Jaguar forest, there are several large bushes growing. Each year they get taller and taller, and each year the keep each side of the forest from each other, as if they were sent by someone above to keep the Jaguar packs away from each other, to keep the packs seperated from one other, to keep peace.

In the center of the large Savanah where the Cheetah's roam, there's a line of large rocks. It spreads from side to side, no creature's able to see over it. To get to the otherside, they must take a long walk around. Why was this wall created? Well, ancient legends speak of a war between the two Cheetah packs. After awhile, they came to an agreement, if a rock wall was set-up, and neither of them could see each other, they'd stop fighting and pretend as though the other wasn't there.

A small stream runs between the two rainforests acting as a border for the packlands. This small stream is shallow and moves very slowly. Of course, Ocelots could cross it without a care, not worrying about being taken away... atleast, one would think. Elder Ocelots warn the young ones not to try, but of course, everyone likes to do things they are encouraged not to. So, the young Ocelots try to cross the stream, the first few steps are easy until they step on something, sharp. The center of the spring, which in a whole is seven feet wide, is five feet of sharp, dagger like rocks. If one is to step on one of the rocks, they're in for a good amount of pain. These rocks are sharp enough even to cause damage to the padding, so, listen to your elders and don't step
across the stream.